Taito

Taito is a purple themed derivative of the official Vocaloid Kaito. His name is a combination of "Kaito" and "Tai". The fandom refers to him as being a yandere type, thus being a series type Yandeloid which is commonly spelled as Yandereloid (ヤンデレロイド).

Design
Taito is generally seen having dark purple, almost black hair. He is a male who wears multiple bandages to cover his injuries he is known to inflict upon himself, and wears an medical eyepatch to cover an eye. He has a black and purple variation of Kaito's white and blue outfit, and if he wears a scarf, it is purple.

Determined by the fans, he either has his coat open or closed, and the scarf exists or doesn't. And although not mentioned by the creator, fans have chosen an icepick as his character item.

Source: Piapro
Taito is a Yandeloid who cares deeply for his master. He is known to cause harm upon himself and show off his inflicted wounds. It's said that he has a special technique to make sure his master has number one song rankings.

He is so close to his master, that any other Vocaloid approaching the master is instantly hated.

Fandom
Taito is described as a black sheep, shunned for his obsession to inflict harm upon himself for no reason, making himself somewhat a masochist. This is why he has bandages on himself all the time. He is a fiercely loyal ally but a frightening enemy when scorned or crossed.

Other fan descriptions explain that the wounds are the result of him and Kiku quarreling frequently.

Biography
Taito exists as one of many Shion derivatives. Currently, any further official information by the creator is not known.

Relationships

 * He is often paired with Juon Kiku, a fanmade variant of Miku that's known as "Yandere Miku"


 * It is assumed that Taiko is unofficially a sibling.

Appearances

 * Artwork
 * Search Taito on deviantArt Pixiv Pixiv2 Piapro Piapro2


 * Media
 * Search Taito on YouTube NicoVideo NicoVideo2

Trivia

 * Taito is known as a "pitchloid".


 * His name is a combination of the two kanji "帯 " and "人". "帯" litterally means 'belt' or 'sash', but is used to make up the Japanese word for bandage. Whereas "人" just means person.

Gallery
Note; this is not a gallery for every fanart out there, just for reference